Ancient Egypt

Horus Modern

Myth

Modern day myth: Horus, also known as The God of War in Court, was the best lawyer in the business. Having previous experiences with world war 2 and 1 and ancient egypt wars, he uses his expert intimidation skills to force the judge to agree with his “reasoning” and force the competitor admit to what he’s done. He’s even forced his own father Osiris (or mother) to admit to what he’s/ she’s done.

Business Has boomed over the years. Over all those years he found being a lawre the easiest, be he also had some facilities. He has created toys, candy, pillows, couches, and basically all furniture related items. Although, he does do some other interesting things. He flies around ruining cars and such. He still makes things more entrance thinking things are the same as the egipt days.

After many prison breaks the people sort of just gave up. 12 times in prison and 5 of them have been an uprie of other criminals created by him. Other than those 5 times he would have ethire sneaked out, or threaten his way out... nothing keeps him entertained for long if you where wondering.

Gage

HORUS

What Is Horus The God Of

Horus is the god of war and sky, he has superhuman strength (Class 75), stamina and resistance to harm and conventional injury. Horus was worshiped in the same way as any of the other gods of Egypt: temples were built as homes for the god and his statue placed within the inner sanctum where only the chief priest was allowed to attend him. The temple of Edfu is an egyption located on the west bank of the nile in edfu,upper Egypt.The city was known in the Hellenistic period in koine greek.

kalel/Allie

The original myth of horus

From Geb, the sky god, and Nut, the earth goddess came four children: Osiris, Isis, Set and Nepthys. Osiris was the oldest and so became king of Egypt, and he married his sister Isis. Osiris was a good king and commanded the respect of all who lived on the earth and the gods who dwelled in the netherworld. However, Set was always jealous of Osiris, because he did not command the respect of those on earth or those in the netherworld. One day, Set transformed himself into a vicious monster and attacked Osiris, killing him. Set then cut Osiris into pieces and distributed them throughout the length and breadth of Egypt. With Osiris dead, Set became king of Egypt, with his sister Nephthys as his wife. Nephthys, however, felt sorry for her sister Isis, who wept endlessly over her lost husband. Isis, who had great magical powers, decided to find her husband and bring him back to life long enough so that they could have a child. Together with Nephthys, Isis roamed the country, collecting the pieces of her husband’s body and reassembling them. Once she completed this task, she breathed the breath of life into his body and resurrected him. They were together again, and Isis became pregnant soon after. Osiris was able to descend into the underworld, where he became the lord of that domain. The child born to Isis was named Horus, the hawk-god. When he became an adult, Horus decided to make a case before the court of gods that he, not Set, was the rightful king of Egypt. A long period of argument followed, and Set challenged Horus to a contest. The winner would become king. Set, however, did not play fair. After several matches in which Set cheated and was the victor, Horus’ mother, Isis, decided to help her son and set a trap for Set. She snared him, but Set begged for his life, and Isis let him go. When he found out that she had let his enemy live, Horus became angry with his mother, and rages against her, earning him the contempt of the other gods. They decided that there would be one more match, and Set would get to choose what it would be. Set decided that the final round of the contest would be a boat race. However, in order to make the contest a challenge, Set decided that he and Horus should race boats made of stone. Horus was tricky and built a boat made of wood, covered with limestone plaster, which looked like stone. As the gods assembled for the race, Set cut the top off of a mountain to serve as his boat and set it in the water. His boat sank right away, and all the other gods laughed at him. Angry, Set transformed himself into a hippopotamus and attacked Horus’ boat. Horus fought off Set, but the other gods stopped him before he could kill Set. The other gods decided that the match was a tie. Many of the gods were sympathetic to Horus, but remembered his anger toward his mother for being lenient to Set, and were unwilling to support him completely. The gods who formed the court decided to write a letter to Osiris and ask for his advice. Osiris responded with a definite answer: his son is the rightful king, and should be placed upon the throne. No one, said Osiris, should take the throne of Egypt through an act of murder, as Set had done. Set had killed Osiris, but Horus did not killed anyone, and was the better candidate. The sun and the stars, who were Osiris’ allies, descended into the underworld, leaving the world in darkness. Finally, the gods agreed that Horus should claim his birthright as king of Egypt.

Claire

Horus's powers

Hores is Mainly known for his fighting abilities and his super human strength. Yet he also has great stamina and resistance. Resistance being like a shield to several things. Stamina being how fast he can run and how long he can run for. So he's basically made for anything war related

Kal-el not rlly tho...

How Was Horus Worshipped?

Horus was worshiped in the same way as any of the other gods of Egypt. People built temples, homes, and statues of this god. Only the chief or priest was allowed in the temple. People thought that in a war Horus help them through victory. Making him highly worshipped.

Gage